Surf & Turf Videos and Free Spins at Springbok Casino this June

June temperatures in South Africa are perfect for enjoying outdoor activities. This month, Springbok Casino looks at the Surf and Turf of South Africa as it visits the country’s best surfing and hiking areas.

The casino’s manager, Daniel van Wyk, has gathered a collection of videos of some of the most amazing hiking trails and surfing beaches in South Africa.

“From Durban to Muizenberg, South Africa has some of the most incredible surfing beaches in the world.” said Daniel van Wyk. “We’ll also take you hiking to see some of the most breathtaking scenery in our beautiful country.”

The video tour of South Africa begins in Durban where good wind conditions and a variety of reef, point and beach breaks welcome both novice and experienced surfers. Then it’s on to Muizenberg, on the Cape Town coast, which is considered to be the birthplace of surfing in South Africa.

Another video follows the Amatola Trail, also known as the Waterfall Trail due to an unusually large number of waterfalls along the way. It’s quite a challenging hike but worth the effort for its breathtaking scenery. Table Mountain features more than 50 different hiking trails. One of the most famous, Skeleton Gorge, is somewhat strenuous but average fitness is all that is required to visit South Africa’s best-known landmark. For a look at the world’s second highest waterfall, one “turf” video takes viewers to Sentinel Peak, a popular hiking area in Northern Drakensberg.

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